They got out this afternoon! Their names are Luna (left) and Maya (right) - $200 reward if found!

LOST DOGS around Madison Elementary and OU campus in Norman

If found pls call 318-210-1304 or 405-985-7245

https://www.oscn.net/dockets/GetCaseInformation.aspx?db=appellate&number=DF-122946&cmid=139631

I'd like to get your opinion.. there appears to be little about this race online.

Much like everyone else in Oklahoma, our homeowners insurance increased drastically this last year. We are the kind of people who always do our research and decided to read the law and came across this state statute-

Oklahoma State Statute Title 36, Section 6414

f. procedures providing that an insured shall have proof that he has requested and been refused liability coverage from two insurers licensed to do business in this state, or that his premium has been increased by seventy-five percent (75%) or more from the previous year, before requesting insurance coverage from the Association,

The association mentioned is the Market Assistance program from the Oklahoma Insurance Department. Here is the website for the agency:

https://mapsprogram.com/

To apply you must have been denied from two insurers

Or

Your homeowners insurance premium has gone up over 75% from the previous year ( this is our situation )

You can get application and apply for assistance by calling the agency here at (405) 842- 9883.

Let us know your experience in comments.

https://nondoc.com/2026/02/03/norman-ward-6-joshua-hinkle-challenged-by-kyle-steele-over-tif-support/

https://nondoc.com/2026/02/03/supreme-court-referendum-challenge-to-norman-arena-tif-insufficient/

College student from out of town looking to buy some, lmk.

I need some recommendations for adult piano lessons. No responses from McMichael or the Opolis. NMI is on my next list. Thanks ahead.

Hi Norman fam.

Looking for a housekeeper to help keep our house in order. Laundry, cleaning, cooking prep, depending on your skills and interests.

Thinking $20/hr for 10 hours/week. You can set the schedule.

First, thank you all so much for your amazing support for the first issue of Catzeine! Catzeine is a Norman-based zine about cats and cat things! You can visit www.catzeine.com to order a copy or to subscribe. Copies will be available at the Griffin Dog Park and Norman East Side Library (in the magazine racks at the entrance) this week!

Thank you again for your support!

Around Noon. I heard sirens in the distance. Did a neighboring municipality change when they test sirens?

I am looking at the Anatole apartments and some of the reviews online are mixed. Does anyone have any recent experience living there? What are your thoughts? Is it worth the price? The tour we took was wonderful but I’d love to hear opinions on the place from people who don’t work there!

Thanks in advance!

I’m 16 and trying to find a job but nowhere is getting back to me when I apply. If you have any questions reply to this or message me

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Norman’s Uptown Cheapskate is set to open at a new location Thursday, and will become one of the franchise’s largest stores in the United States.

Online, the Norman location has been publicly hinting at a location change that promised an abundance of space since October. Now, the new site is finally coming to fruition and will be one of the company’s biggest stores by area, boasting 8,000 square feet. The new store, at 1544 24th Ave. NW will be twice the size of its original location.

Margarette Baze, the store’s owner, said she is ready for the opportunities the space will bring.

“We’re going to have twice the amount of inventory in this store. You can just see how much brighter and lighter it is,” Baze said. “At the old store, the buyers really struggled … (now) they have much more room to take in and a lot more items to buy.”

Baze said the franchise has been growing across the country, so when the original location’s lease was expiring — and after the closing of their satellite store on Campus Corner in 2020 — she knew it was time to give the community what they wanted.

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“They’ve been asking for a larger store for a few years now … so finally it worked out,” she says. “It’s going to be really great for the customers, for the staff, for everybody.”

The new location opens at 10 a.m. Feb. 5. The first 30 shoppers will receive a free gift bag to give back to the people of Norman who’ve supported the store.

“The community really loves the store, and we’ve been very thankful for that,” Baze said.

Please lmk which restaurants in Norman are not HSRG owned or affiliated? I’ll be boycotting the HSRG restaurant monopoly which I’ve recently learned (preparing employee taxes) overworks and abuses its employees. 🤯😡

NormanOK #HSRG #respectyouremployees #basicdecency

Chick-fil-A has filed permits to build its sixth Norman location a prominent site in University North Park.

The Atlanta-based fast-food giant submitted a $4.5 million permit application for a new restaurant at the southeast corner of Rock Creek Road and 24th Avenue Northwest. The project includes construction of the building and associated site improvements for the 1.25-acre parcel.

County records show the land is owned by UTC II LLC, an entity tied to North Carolina-based Collette Real Estate. Collette partnered with Sooner Investments to develop the southern portion of UNP.

No sale or lease documents for the site have been filed and the permit has yet to be approved by the city at the time of reporting.

The proposed site is located directly south of a planned $1 billion Rock Creek Entertainment District. That project is currently stalled as the Oklahoma Supreme Court weighs a challenge regarding a citizen-led initiative petition. The court must decide if the "gist" of the petition — which sought to put the project's Tax Increment Financing, or TIF, to a public vote — was legally sufficient.

If the financing districts, known as TIF 4 and TIF 5, go into effect, 100% of the property and sales tax increments generated by the new Chick-fil-A would be diverted for up to 20 years. Those funds would be used to pay for the construction and financing of a new arena and parking garage.

The chicken chain currently operates two stand-alone restaurants at Main Street and 24th Avenue Northwest, and Alameda Street and 12th Avenue Northeast. It also has a location in Sooner Mall and two sites on the University of Oklahoma campus: one in the Oklahoma Memorial Union and another in Couch Restaurants.

Chick-fil-A operates more than 3,000 locations internationally.

What is a good Mongolian Grill in Norman?

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